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Mötley Crüe frontman Vince Neil doesn't have encouraging news for fans hoping for a post-The Dirt reunion of the band.

Neil recently took to Twitter to respond to a report that he and and drummer Tommy Leeare bickering over details of a big reunion tour offer.

The report (which was not been substantiated by any other source) stated that the supposed $150 million tour contract is contingent upon Neil losing 40 pounds. Neil countered the weight-loss clause by insisting Lee go to rehab for alcoholism.

Neil says none of it is true.

"People these rumors are false," Neil said in the post. "I haven't spoken to any band member's [sic] since movie premiere. I had to cancel shows due to back problems which I am getting treatment now. There is no tension between me and Tommy. Don't believe anything from These so-called gossip sites. Keep Rocking"

Mötley Crüe performed its final concert in Los Angeles on December 31, 2015. Prior to the farewell tour, all four band members signed a contract assuring fans that the band would not perform together again as Mötley Crüe after that date.

Neil does not Tweet often and rarely attempts to obfuscate via social media. In September of 2018, he was the first member of the band to confirm that Crüe had reunited to record new music for The Dirt and also the first to clarify that there was no reunion tour planned.